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Jack Arute joined Glenn Younes on the Glenn Younes show tonight to talk about Johnny Manziel.
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Jack Arute joined Glenn Younes on the Glenn Younes show tonight to talk about Johnny Manziel.
Forbes just released its list of the Most Influential Athletes in America. #1 on the list: Tim Tebow.
The Baltimore Ravens travel to Denver for the now-traditional Thursday night opener on Sept. 5. The Orioles are home that night and Major League Baseball could not move their game.
Joe Flacco beat two of the NFL's greatest quarterbacks to get the Baltimore Ravens to the Super Bowl. Now he's the man with the rich resume going into the biggest game of his life.
Maybe it's going to take a trip to the Super Bowl to convince those outside the Baltimore Ravens' locker room that Joe Flacco is an elite NFL quarterback.
"Last Weekend You Took Down Peyton. On Sunday You Get Brady - And The Chance, Once and for All, to Rewrite Your Legacy."
How good does it feel to beat Peyton Manning in the post season? How good should it feel? The real question is does this count as a real win over him? Yeah, I brought it up!
It's all about the Ravens. The purple birds prepare to face off against Tom Brady and the Patriots. The winner goes to the Super Bowl.
How will the Greatest Game Ever effect Flacco's future?
Just before the sixth quarter of one of the most fascinating and improbable NFL playoff games you'll ever see, Justin Tucker trotted out onto the field and did something you hardly ever see.
This year's AFC all-pro offense includes Brady and Manning, two of the best quarterbacks ever. See who else made the team.
For the second straight season and the 3rd time in 5 years, the Ravens are headed to the AFC Championship game. They did this after being 10-point underdogs against the #1 seed in the NFL. There were plenty of players who showed up in this game. But the game belongs to Joe Flacco, who out dueled a future hall of famer in Peyton Manning.
A Broncos beating. The Ravens win their second playoff game in double overtime and are now headed to the AFC Championship. Ravens fans are fired up!
Baltimore's Justin Tucker kicked a 47-yard field goal 1:42 into the second overtime Saturday to lift the Ravens to a 38-35 victory over the Denver Broncos in the AFC playoffs.
Sometime after the season is over, Peyton Manning will sit down with Ray Lewis and congratulate him on a job well done.
There are real reasons the Ravens have a much better chance to win on Saturday.
The deck is stacked against the Ravens in this weeks game.
The Ravens have a tall task ahead of them: Defeat the No. 1 seeded Denver Broncos and avenge a brutal loss suffered at Denver's hands a few weeks ago. The Ravens have the talent to beat anyone in the NFL, but to defeat a team like Denver, it will take a lot more than talent to get the job done.
The Manning-Ray Lewis matchups through the years have been intriguing, and this will be the final one. Baltimore's emotional leader announced his retirement days before he had 13 tackles in his last home game, a 24-9 wild-card victory over Indianapolis.
The Ravens have been an inconsistent group in 2012. Ray Lewis hopes to steer this unit in the right direction when they travel to Denver to face the Broncos. Many analysts haven't given this team much of a chance in this game. That's probably because they'll be going up against Peyton Manning, a man who they have never beat in the postseason.
Ray Lewis pointed out that the Ravens are rarely picked as favorites to win games in the postseason. And he has a point. Even against Indianapolis, many expected Baltimore to be one and done. But as Lewis has learned over the years, it's probably a safe bet to play the game before anointing a winner.
Fueled with emotion from the impending retirement of Ray Lewis and a fervent home crowd, the Baltimore Ravens dispatched the Indianapolis Colts in the opening round of the AFC playoffs.
Ravens fans are looking ahead to the big game in Denver.
Peyton Manning will have to wait until next season to face the Indianapolis Colts.
Jim Caldwell spent 10 years doing his best to help Indianapolis win. Now Baltimore's offensive coordinator, he's focused on beating the Colts.
